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6 Common Money Fears and how to Conquer them

The Financial Literates

Money brings up all kinds of emotions within us. But the one that is more or less constant throughout and among many people is ‘Fear’ We fear talking about it, earning too much, earning too less, etc.

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How Women Can Reduce Anxiety by Making Smarter Money Moves!

Envision Wealth Planning

When it comes to women and money, anxiety can often ensue. Yes! Women can reduce their anxiety over money by making smarter moves. Over the course of a half-hour conversation, a new client used the word “anxiety” four or five times when talking about her finances. We addressed the fact that when women learn to make smarter money moves, they can reduce anxiety more than they may realize!

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6 Common Money Fears and how to Conquer them

The Financial Literates

Money brings up all kinds of emotions within us. But the one that is more or less constant throughout and among many people is ‘Fear’ We fear talking about it, earning too much, earning too less, etc. Fear is deeply seated in our genetic drive to survive – this cannot be speedily wiped away with […].

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Establishing Your “Bucket List” with the “Five-Year Question”

Ron A. Rhodes

by Ron A. Rhoades, JD, CFP One key to happiness in life is identifying, then mapping out a plan for achieving, your lifetime goals.

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2025 Industry Index: How Top Advisors Are Scaling Smarter (and Faster) This Year

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Does Cryptocurrency Get a Step-Up in Basis Upon Death?

Walkner Condon Financial Advisors

With the rise of virtual currency – such as Bitcoin or Ethereum – there are many investors that have significant unrealized gains embedded in their holdings. But when someone passes away, their holdings may go through a step-up in basis (depending on what it is they’re holding and how it’s held, e.g. brokerage account, Roth IRA, etc.). Effectively, the value at the date of death becomes the new cost basis for that asset.

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